Hindola Mahal

Hindola Mahal is a historic palace located in Mandu, India, built during the 15th century. Its name means "Swing Palace" because of its unique sloping walls that resemble a swingset. The building features large, arched halls with slanting walls that create a distinctive visual effect, combining both aesthetic appeal and strategic defense. Originally, it served as a palace for royal gatherings and entertainment. Its design reflects the Indo-Islamic architecture of that era, blending Islamic artistry with local craftsmanship. Hindola Mahal is an important cultural monument showcasing the architectural innovation of medieval India.